Don’t Miss These New Vertical Week on Two Pages Planners

The vertical week on two pages planner layout is a classic that has been around for longer than I can remember. It’s a versatile layout that allows plenty of room for planning and customizing each day to fit your needs.

I’ve been busy working on updating the planner printables to match the Coastal Dreams Collection. Today, I’m sharing the updated version of the two pages per week planner printables.

Almost every weekly planner I can think of comes in a version with a week on two pages. There is a reason this layout has been around for ages. It’s a wonderful balance between room to plan and not taking up too much space.

The vertical week on two pages offers plenty of room for customization and tailoring it to fit your needs best. Whether you need to break your days into different chunks, organize your to-dos into categories, or just like to have extra room for stickers and other decorating items, this layout offers it all.

Over the years I’ve done a few different variations on this layout. You can find them all on the Weekly Planner Printables page.

The Vertical Week on Two Pages Printables

This year’s versions is the same as last year’s. So many of you told me how much you liked it and hoped that it would be brought back this year that I decided to keep it the same.

On the left-hand side is a column with room for your Top Three each week, followed by a space for notes, or whatever you’d like to use it for.

Each day column is broken up into two sections. The top one features a checkbox list that you can use for tasks, shopping, or however you see fit. The bottom section is just lined, and totally customizable for you might need to use it.

You could add in times and plan your day by the hour. Use it for notes, memory keeping, or other journalling. Whatever works best for you in this section.

Finally, the very bottom section of the right-hand page has a habit tracker and a block that I originally used for meal planning, but some other uses that have been shared with me include:

• chore of the day
• important task of the day
• exercise log
• blood pressure tracker
• water tracker (the woman who shared this said she coloured the box to show how much water she drank each day)
• mood tracker
• symptom tracker
• subject of the day (a student said she used it to show which subject she was studying that day)

My goal with these weekly planners was to offer you a framework for planning while still giving you room to customize them to fit your needs. I really hope I’ve met that goal for you.

Ready to check them out?

Full-Size Week on Two Pages

The full-size versions come in a set with four pages. I chose to include the extra pages because I have found that it makes printing double-sided easier. Especially if you’re using a duplexer.

I made both a Sunday and Monday start version. Just pick the one that works best for you.

Whenever I print the full-size version, I always print the first two pages of the file by themselves. This allows me to have a blank page starting and ending the month I plan to use them in. I use the blank page for brain dumps, doodles, and scribbling random notes.

Then I print two or three copies of the whole file double-sided, depending on how many weeks are in the month.

Half-Size Week on Two Pages

I also set up the half-size version to be easier to print double-sided too, especially with a duplexer. I included two weeks in each weekly planner set.

Just like the full-size, you have your choice of Sunday or Monday start days.

As with the full-size version, I also print one page of these files on their own so that I have a blank page at the start and end of each month. Then I print two or three copies double-sided to fill in the rest of the month.

What Do You Think?

I would love to hear your thoughts on these weekly planners. Are they a layout you love? Is there something you would change?

Drop me a line in the comments below and let me know your thoughts.

Until Next Time,

~Happy Printing!